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BOLD | Blog on Learning & Development
21.02.2025
Can bringing neurobiology and educational research together help children with difficult lives outside the classroom?
19.02.2025
High-quality, personalised, and affordable learning experiences with EdTech is transforming education in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Should we be concerned about the amount of time children spend on digital devices? What is the impact of these devices on attention and play?
In this episode, Nina asks what supports teachers’ wellbeing. Can improving teacher wellbeing impact students’ wellbeing and their learning?
Owen and Libby discuss a World Bank blog post about a study evaluating the impact of Microsoft Copilot on student learning outcomes.
Adults can guide children to help others, mitigating potential negative consequences of children’s prosocial behaviour.
31.01.2025
Socioeconomic status appears to affect children’s self-perceptions, and these self-perceptions, in turn, impact their reading skills.
29.01.2025
Parents and teachers can explicitly target self-beliefs and support the development of psychological and physical competencies
28.01.2025
Libby and Owen ask Mike Frank what we can learn about language learning from large language models.
24.01.2025
How can research procedures, equipment, and environments be made more comfortable and welcoming for Latinx and Black families?
22.01.2025
Join educational researcher Nina Alonso for this podcast series as she shares powerful stories from teachers around the world, talking in their own words
18.01.2025
Can encouraging parents to see their children’s learning differently reduce educational inequality? Sharon Wolf explores.
15.01.2025
A new database allows parents and teachers to make research-informed decisions about the best interventions for children with SEND.
14.01.2025
Libby and Owen discuss one of the first studies to test how ChatGPT impacts the time science teachers spend on lesson preparation.
10.01.2025
Schools motivate Black students by supporting connections between those students’ racial-ethnic identities and their mathematics identities.
08.01.2025
In the podcast Teachers' Voices, hear from international experts on learning and child development and inspiring teachers around the world.
07.01.2025
With community engagement and support, learners in remote and underserved of areas in Sub-Saharan Africa can thrive.
24.12.2024
Giving young people space to talk and access to support can keep high achievers from slipping through the net
20.12.2024
Alicia Forsberg is helping learners understand their memory limitations, and helping educators adapt to individual needs.
17.12.2024
Libby and Owen speak to three members of the team at Google about the technical and conceptual groundwork behind their large language models.
13.12.2024
Katie Winkle is developing tools to ensure that robots contribute to inclusive classrooms, benefitting all children.
11.12.2024
The learning process should be valued over measures of achievement, such as grades, when students work with generative AI.
06.12.2024
Children benefit from fewer toys and minimal intervention from adults - they need the freedom to play independently.
03.12.2024
Libby and Owen chat about AI-powered search and true AI tutoring, with guests Ben Kornell and Alex Sarlin.
29.11.2024
Even very young children are capable of sophisticated reasoning and problem-solving, says cognitive scientist Roman Feiman.
27.11.2024
Laboratório de Educação (Labedu) is helping teachers create high-quality learning environments that are equitable and inclusive.
22.11.2024
Each child with emotionally based school avoidance faces their own barriers, and understanding these can determine the support they need.
19.11.2024
This season Libby Hills from the Jacobs Foundation and AI researcher Owen Henkel continue to speak with leading researchers, practitioners and educators
15.11.2024
Jeanine Grütter is discovering what creates an inclusive classroom where all children feel that they belong
14.11.2024
Libby and Owen explore bias in educational AI with Ryan Baker, discussing why it matters and how it can be addressed.
Jake McMullen is developing interventions to support the flexible mathematics skills children need to succeed in an ever-changing world.
Talking to children from an early age about justice, equity, racism, and prejudice shows them that differences are a good thing.
Students’ social identities are important for their learning because how students see themselves matters, and how others see them matters too.
A psychologist and a developmental neuroscientist explore the impact of relationships on children’s development
01.11.2024
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17.10.2024
A psychologist and a neuroscientist explore how and why children follow their own unique developmental paths